dsh-bash-terminal

dsh-bash-terminal addresses the friction of relying on a single shell in Windows-based DSH setups. It brings PowerShell, Git Bash, and WSL together under a unified command execution entry point, letting the model run commands in the terminal environment chosen by the user instead of constantly switching between Windows paths, POSIX syntax, and Linux toolchains.

The plugin provides both one-shot shell commands and persistent interactive terminal sessions. It can quickly execute commands such as git, npm, or WSL utilities, while also supporting sessions that keep state across calls, accept input, read output, and receive interrupt signals. The default terminal is fixed by the user in the Web UI, so the model cannot change it, and background jobs, output handling, and process termination follow behavior consistent with official DSH tools.

It is a good fit for Windows users who use DSH for development, script debugging, or mixed-environment workflows—especially those who need PowerShell for Windows tasks but also want convenient access to Git Bash or WSL. Users who want predictable shell selection and a smoother bridge between Windows and Linux-style command execution will find it practical.